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When dictators love their mothers too much.
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Whether English needs a gender-neutral alternative.
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It’s not because they have babies. They have babies because they’re poor.
Parents to run special needs budgets
May 15, 2012, Guardian
The reforms were set out in the government's formal response to the public consultation.
The reforms were set out in the government's formal response to the public consultation.
Rattlesnake bites man in Wal-Mart
May 15, 2012, BBC
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A Wal-Mart customer was bitten by a rattlesnake in a garden department of the chain.
Cartoonists condemn Iran conviction
May 11, 2012, Guardian
Mahmoud Shokraye given sentence of 25 lashes for drawing caricature of local MP.
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36 Hours in Hyderabad
May 11, 2012, New York Times
400-year-old city offers seductive history, fiery food and high-tech scene.
400-year-old city offers seductive history, fiery food and high-tech scene.
Easy China, 3 Ways
May 10, 2012, NYT
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A world that still survives just beyond the six-lane boulevards.
A land without a rudder
May 10, 2012, Foreign Policy
Greeks are clearly relieved to have crushed a corroded old political system.
Greeks are clearly relieved to have crushed a corroded old political system.
The secret to writing a bestseller in India
May 10, 2012, BBC
Business books and books about India written by Indians are all selling well.
Business books and books about India written by Indians are all selling well.
Twitter sides with Occupy protester
May 9, 2012, Guardian
New York prosecutor trying to subpoena three months of tweets.
New York prosecutor trying to subpoena three months of tweets.
Adventures in new Greek reds
May 9, 2012, New York Times
A new wave of Greek wines is now available in the United States.
A new wave of Greek wines is now available in the United States.

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